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101 unerträglich
I Adj. unbearable, intolerable; förm. insufferable (alle auch fig. Person); er ist heute wieder unerträglich he’s being insufferable again today; es ist ( mir) unerträglich, das mit ansehen zu müssen I can’t bear to have to watch itII Adv.: unerträglich heiß / laut etc. unbearably hot / loud; ihr Knie schmerzte unerträglich her knee was hurting unbearably* * *insupportable; forbidding; unendurable; intolerable; insufferable; unbearable* * *un|er|träg|lich1. adjunbearable2. advheiß, laut unbearablyer hat sich gestern unerträ́glich benommen — his behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US) was unbearable yesterday
* * *1) intolerably2) (that cannot be endured or borne: intolerable pain; This delay is intolerable.) intolerable3) (too painful, unpleasant etc to bear or to tolerate: I am suffering from unbearable toothache.) unbearable* * *un·er·träg·lich[ʊnʔɛɐ̯ˈtrɛ:klɪç]I. adj1. (nicht auszuhalten) unbearable, intolerableII. adv1. (nicht auszuhalten) unbearably* * *1. 2.adverbial unbearably* * *A. adj unbearable, intolerable; form insufferable (alle auch fig Person);er ist heute wieder unerträglich he’s being insufferable again today;es ist (mir) unerträglich, das mit ansehen zu müssen I can’t bear to have to watch itB. adv:unerträglich heiß/laut etc unbearably hot/loud;ihr Knie schmerzte unerträglich her knee was hurting unbearably* * *1. 2.adverbial unbearably* * *adj.insufferable adj.insupportable adj.intolerable adj.unbearable adj.unendurable adj. adv.insufferably adv.insupportably adv.intolerably adv.unbearably adv.unendurably adv. -
102 unliebsam
Adj. disagreeable, unpleasant; unliebsamer Besuch / Gast unwelcome visit / guest* * *ụn|lieb|sam ['ʊnliːpzaːm]1. adjunpleasant; Konkurrent irksome2. advauffallen unpleasantly, badlyer ist dem Lehrer unliebsam aufgefallen — his behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US) made a bad impression on the teacher
* * *un·lieb·sam[ˈʊnli:pza:m]I. adj unpleasantII. adv\unliebsam auffallen to make a bad impression* * *1.Adjektiv unpleasant2.* * *unliebsam adj disagreeable, unpleasant;unliebsamer Besuch/Gast unwelcome visit/guest* * *1.Adjektiv unpleasant2. -
103 Unmenschlichkeit
f1. nur Sg. inhumanity, cruelty* * *die Unmenschlichkeitinhumanity; barbarity* * *Ụn|mensch|lich|keitfinhumanityUnmenschlichkeiten — inhumanity, inhuman behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US)
* * *(cruelty or lack of pity.) inhumanity* * *Un·mensch·lich·keitf2. (unmenschliche Tat) inhuman act* * *1. nur sg inhumanity, cruelty* * *f.barbarity n.brutality n.inhumanity n. -
104 Unsportlichkeit
f1. nur Sg. unathleticism2. nur Sg. (Unfairness) unsportingness, unsportsmanlike conduct3. (Handlung) unsporting act* * *Ụn|sport|lich|keitf2)(= Ungelenkigkeit)
und das bei deiner Unsportlichkeit! — and you being so unathletic!* * *Un·sport·lich·keitf lack of sporting prowess, lack of sportsmanship* * *1. nur sg unathleticism2. nur sg (Unfairness) unsportingness, unsportsmanlike conduct3. (Handlung) unsporting act -
105 Verhaltensweise
f behavio(u)r; PSYCH. auch behavio(u)r pattern(s Pl.)* * *die Verhaltensweiseway* * *Ver|hạl|tens|wei|sefbehaviour (Brit), behavior (US)* * *Ver·hal·tens·wei·sef behaviour [or AM -ior]* * *die behaviourVerhaltensweisen — behaviour patterns; patterns of behaviour
* * ** * *die behaviourVerhaltensweisen — behaviour patterns; patterns of behaviour
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106 vorbildlich
II Adv. exemplarily, in an exemplary manner ( oder fashion); sie benimmt sich vorbildlich her behavio(u)r is exemplary; das hast du vorbildlich gemacht you did a brilliant job (of it)* * *ideal; exemplary; model* * *vor|bild|lich1. adjexemplary2. advexemplarilysich vórbildlich benehmen — to be on one's best behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US)
sich vórbildlich verhalten — to act in an exemplary fashion
* * *(worth following as an example: His behaviour is always exemplary.) exemplary* * *vor·bild·lichI. adj exemplaryII. adv in an exemplary mannersie haben sich \vorbildlich benommen they behaved in an exemplary manner* * *1.Adjektiv exemplary2.adverbial in an exemplary way or manner* * *sie benimmt sich vorbildlich her behavio(u)r is exemplary;das hast du vorbildlich gemacht you did a brilliant job (of it)* * *1.Adjektiv exemplary2.adverbial in an exemplary way or manner* * *adj.exemplary adj.ideal adj. -
107 Wahlverhalten
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108 Wiedergutmachung
f1. amends Pl.; compensation; als Wiedergutmachung für Schaden: as compensation for; für Fehler: to make up for, to make amends for; für Kränkung: to apologize for, to make amends for* * *die Wiedergutmachungreparation* * *Wie|der|gut|ma|chungf -, -encompensation; (= Sühne) atonement; (POL) reparations pl; (JUR) redressals Wiedergútmachung für mein Benehmen — to make up for my behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US)
als Wiedergútmachung für den Schaden — to compensate for the damage
als Wiedergútmachung für den Fehler — to rectify the fault
als Wiedergútmachung für die Beleidigung — to put right the insult
* * *die1) (the act of making up for something wrong that has been done.) reparation2) (money paid for this purpose.) reparation* * *Wie·der·gut·ma·chung<-, -en>f2. (finanzieller Ausgleich) [financial] compensation* * *1. amends pl; compensation;als Wiedergutmachung für Schaden: as compensation for; für Fehler: to make up for, to make amends for; für Kränkung: to apologize for, to make amends for* * *f.indemnification n. -
109 Wohlverhalten
n good behavio(u)r; bei Wohlverhalten in case of good conduct* * *Wohl|ver|hal|tennt (usu iro)good conduct or behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US)* * *Wohl·ver·hal·ten* * *das good behaviour no indef. art.* * *Wohlverhalten n good behavio(u)r;bei Wohlverhalten in case of good conduct* * *das good behaviour no indef. art. -
110 Zahlungsmoral
f paying habits Pl., payment pattern ( oder behavio[u]r); eine gute Zahlungsmoral haben settle one’s bills promptly, pay (up) promptly, be a good payer; eine schlechte Zahlungsmoral haben be slow to settle one’s bills ( oder to pay up), be a bad payer* * *die Zahlungsmoralpayment behavior* * *Zah|lungs|mo|ralfpayment practiceeine gute/schlechte Záhlungsmoral haben — to be a good/bad payer
* * *Zah·lungs·mo·ral* * *eine gute Zahlungsmoral haben settle one’s bills promptly, pay (up) promptly, be a good payer;eine schlechte Zahlungsmoral haben be slow to settle one’s bills ( oder to pay up), be a bad payer -
111 Zierde
f; -, -n1. (Verzierung) ornament, decoration; (Schmuckstück) adornment; Gebäude etc.: showpiece; nur zur Zierde just for decoration2. fig. (Tugend) good thing; Person: fine example, pride and joy; jemandem zur Zierde gereichen geh. be a credit to s.o.; er ist eine Zierde des Orchesters he does the orchestra credit, the orchestra can be proud of him* * *die Zierdeornament* * *Zier|de ['tsiːɐdə]f -, -nornament, decoration; (= Schmuckstück) adornment; (fig = Tugend) virtuezur Zíérde — for decoration
das alte Haus ist eine Zíérde der Stadt — the old house is one of the beauties of the town
eine Eins im Betragen war die einzige Zíérde seines Zeugnisses — a one for behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US) was the only bright spot on his report
eine Zíérde des männlichen Geschlechts — a fine specimen of the male sex
eine Zíérde des weiblichen Geschlechts — a flower of the female sex
die Zíérde der Familie (fig) — a credit to the family
* * *Zier·de<-, -n>[ˈtsi:ɐ̯də]f (schmückender Gegenstand) ornament, decorationzur \Zierde for decoration▶ eine \Zierde des männlichen/weiblichen Geschlechts a fine specimen of the male/female sex* * *die; Zierde, Zierden (auch fig.) ornament; embellishmentjemandem zur Zierde gereichen — (fig.) be a credit to somebody
* * *nur zur Zierde just for decorationjemandem zur Zierde gereichen geh be a credit to sb;er ist eine Zierde des Orchesters he does the orchestra credit, the orchestra can be proud of him* * *die; Zierde, Zierden (auch fig.) ornament; embellishmentjemandem zur Zierde gereichen — (fig.) be a credit to somebody
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112 Widerlichkeit
die Widerlichkeitrepulsiveness; noisomeness; stinkingness; nauseousness; distastefulness; loathsomeness; fulsomeness* * *Wi|der|lich|keitf -, -en(= widerliche Sache) disgusting or revolting thing; (von Mensch) repulsiveness; (von Kopfschmerzen) nastinessdie Wíderlichkeit des Anblicks — the disgusting or revolting sight
die Wíderlichkeit seines Benehmens — his disgusting or revolting behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US)
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113 -mäßig
-mä|ßigadj adv suf1) (in einer bestimmten Art) -likegeschäftsmäßiges Verhalten — businesslike behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US)
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114 Bizarrerie
die Bizarreriebizarreness* * *Bi|zar|re|rie [bitsarə'riː]f -, -n[-'riːən] (geh)1) no pl bizarreness2) (= Gedanke) bizarre idea; (= Verhalten) bizarre behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US) no pl; (= Bemerkung) bizarre comment* * *-n f.bizarreness n. -
115 Drohverhalten
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116 Ekelhaftigkeit
Ekel|haf|tig|keitf -, -en1) no pl (von Person) nastiness2) usu pl nasty behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US) no pl -
117 schülerhaft
schü|ler|haft1. adjschoolboyish/-girlish; (pej) childish, puerile2. advchildishlysein Behehmen wirkte schǘlerhaft — his behaviour (Brit) or behavior (US) seemed childish
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118 Unartigkeit
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119 Abbauverhalten
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120 Belastungsverhalten
n <tech.allg> (z.B. einer Maschine) ■ behavior under load
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